Local author, who spoke at our library, writes a fascinating history of the sinking of the Marquette & Bessemer No. 2. His bibliography is 7 pages long excluding the pages under “Work’s Cited “. I found it a well written and a very compelling book. I appreciated review of facts. I am not nautically trained and yet I could appreciate the details brought up in the challenges of hypothesizing the ship ‘s final resting place.

I listened to the audiobook. Finally we learn more about Ranger. He has a surprising past and it

Serge is using his DNA to find out about his relatives that includes a serial killer. He becomes very involved with a park ranger who gave up his life as a very well paid attorney to follow a priest who helped inspire him as a child.

Absolutely beautiful - made me cry. A new favorite.

The Florida Keys find Serge and Coleman befriending Julie, caregiver of her father, a former charter captain, and volunteer for sick children. The man who overcharges their neighbors by $50,000 is treated to payback.

It was predictable in the romance area. It was interesting to see the perspective of a recovering alcoholic

The trial plot was very well written. The sublots about the missing girls were predictable. Overall, an entertaining, interesting book in the Alex Cross series.

I really enjoyed the first book with these character "Killers of a certain age " so when I heard there was another I enjoyed reading about their next exploits.

20 minute book that is so funny

Anyone else crave pizza throughout this entire book?? All the moments around Vesta Pizzeria definitely helped me support our local pizza shop a little too often lately! Avery is such a fun character, while I related to Clare's strong, steadiness, it is Avery's fire that I long to have. Her spunk and joy jumped off the pages and were the perfect match to Owen. Loved being transported to Boonsboro, seeing the B&B come to life again. Big Willy is forever a favorite side character.